I don't agree. This is a project, not a product and if no one looks at
something for 2 years then no one cares. We are not erasing the issues and if
someone does care enough to ask to reopen an issue then that's great. But I've
tried to purge down the list to something manageable twice now and it keeps
growing so I highly appreciate what Michael is doing because it's unmanageable
right now. And now that he's done that I have some motivation again to look
through the issues so kudos to Michael. Nothing stops anyone from going through
and reopening something, I don't think we need group scrubbing sessions. I
think core committers need to go through and help curate the issues on a more
regular basis.
On Nov 25, 2014, at 4:03 PM, Dennis Lundberg <denn...@apache.org> wrote:
> Hi Michael
>
> Unfortunatelly, I think that 2 years of inactivity is way to short time. I
> wish it wasn't so, but the reality is that the age of an issue is not a
> good indicator of whether the issue is valid or not.
>
> I think a better approach is to have joint bug scrub sessions, where we
> join forces to manually check the validity of the issues.
>
> --
> Dennis Lundberg
> Den 24 nov 2014 23:05 skrev "Michael Osipov" <micha...@apache.org>:
>
>> Hi folks,
>>
>> I ran this query in JIRA: project in
>> projectsWhereUserHasPermission("Administer
>> Projects") AND updated <= "2012-12-31" and resolution = Unresolved and type
>> = Bug ORDER BY created desc
>>
>> Bugs which haven't been touched for almost two years. Total amount:
>> *1139*. A lot of them are still Maven 1.x related 8-).
>>
>> Is there someone with bulk change abilities able to close those as "Won't
>> Fix" with a note like: Big clean up end of 2014, you think that this issue
>> still persists, reopen it?
>>
>> What do you think?
>>
>> Michael
>>
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Thanks,
Jason
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